Kids can say some really creepy things sometimes. It's no wonder that they've become a staple of horror movies over the years, but the movies are nothing compared to real life. The parents of Reddit took to their keyboards to describe some of the scariest things their kids have ever said to them. Some of the things these kids have said sound like they were torn straight ou... #creepykids #parenting #childhoodterrors #kidhorrorstories #scarysays #spookychildren #stephenkingrealness…

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A human body could be skeletonized in less than four days in highly oxygenated deeper water.

TIL you can substitute human blood for eggs in baking.

01. People who work in slaughterhouses can and do suffer from Post-traumatic stress disorder.

Over on Reddit, deep sea enthusiasts, sailors, and former Navy folks are sharing scary stories of deep sea terrors. From giant beasts in watery depths to bizarre finds in the great, wide ocean, here are a few creepy stories about the sea to keep you on dry land for a long, long time. #oceanterrors #seafarerstories #deepseamysteries #sailortales #marinehorror #creepysea #underwaterunknowns #nauticalnightmares

As interesting as the human body tends to be, it's also mysterious, and there are a lot of creepy facts about humans you might not realize.

Apparently I'm not a psychopath. Who knew?

1. In Japanese folklore, there is a 'futon (sleeping mat) spirit' named Boroboroton. If it feels neglected, the futon will rise up and roam the house at night, looking for people to strangle.

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